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Highlights And Moments That Mattered in NBL 2023-24 Round 7
Published On: November 13, 20230 Comments on Highlights And Moments That Mattered in NBL 2023-24 Round 7

A Single Point Separated The Taipans From The Hawks After Two Over Times
Published On: November 14, 2022
The Cairns Taipans edged out the Illawarra Hawks by just a single point in an intense and dramatic match at the Cairns Convention Centre last night. With a final score of [...]
Take a look at this comprehensive analysis of the Opals journey at the FIBA Womens World Cup
Published On: October 8, 2022
Going into this World Cup, there was a lot of clout about the Opals and how much they would be able to achieve without the dominant size of Liz Cambage. [...]
BRONZE MEDAL WRAP UP | Lauren Jackson is too much to handle for Canada and Steph Talbot flirts with a triple-double
Published On: October 1, 2022
It’s all or nothing today. Australia didn’t start the game totally focused winning the first possession but loosing possession straight away from a cross court violation. Marianna Tolo is [...]
SEMI FINAL WRAP UP | The Opals go down to China with a near perfect game
Published On: September 30, 2022
Australia-Vs-China | 30-09-22 Throughout this tournament, there have been two things that haven’t changed. Both Australia and China have had the loudest fans. The Opals first bucket comes from [...]
Wrap Up | Australia Vs Japan – Stability in the team got the Opals over the line for the Win after trailing Japan
Published On: September 27, 2022
Australia-Vs-Japan 27/09/22 The game starts with Japan winning the tap and scoring the first bucket of the game. The first scoring chance for the Opals sees a turnover and [...]
WRAP UP | Australia Vs Canada – A trio of players show poise and grit to lift the Opals over Canada
Published On: September 26, 2022
Australia-Vs-Canada – 27/09/2022 Australia win the tip and start out looking very aggressive. Cayla George gets the first buck and play some amazing defence to make Canada’s attempts at scoring hard. [...]